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THEAIa RaY.A.L. 4 .—COVENT-C AR DEN. vt°4IOIIROW EVENING,- Nov. 21, 1 - 816, Will he aded the Comedy of . THE PROVOKED H„USBAND; Or, A lOURNF.Y 'T9 TONISON. Lord ToWnly, IVlrlYau N G ; john itoody, Mr..:EMERY . ; -Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. PENSON ; , • Lady Townly, MrS. H, IMINSTON-; Lady W ronghead, Mrs: DAVENPO RT - ; Miss jenny, Mrs. Cl BBS. O Which Will be added, the Grad Historic Pantomime Drarna-or o LA PEROUSE ; •- Or, THE DESOLAT, , , ISLAND. Pe rouse Europeans. , (the Na v i ga t o r), Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. I -no:More (S on of Perouse). Miss WO KG MA/41.; Conga, Mr. P. TAYLOR; thi Madame Perouse, Mrs. P NCOTT ; . m Panzee (an Animal of the DeSolate Island), Master MORELLI. • X'atives a hb Island. Rank () jEuitor of to ne mba ig ), Mr. ourin ( g ;RINI A LDI Tla Umba, Mrs. PARKER: I, er„ ces tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the t ; il ,;110x-(lifice, i n P r i nce ' s - p l ace , H ar t- s t r eet, ,front Ten our. 21 .4" 75 . Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. Seri:Aid-puce .%e co over Calfery zs. Second-price ts, —Upper Gallery IS. 6d.—No Money to be returned iv . e begi,,v_!J?_ors.wlll be Opened= Halt past E , and the Play ()!! Halt a:t Six. t) n !! tria T hursday, As You Like it ; with The , Blind Boy.— Zai t , -- "3 1 , The Exile ; with The Child of Nature. —() n 1 1 % , c i la Y, King john ; with The Agreeable Surprise.—On I'h e The' ountaineers: l'ubLic are resPeatully informed, that a Grand-Ws...it .It a i „ •,`iPera, in Three seedily called Gustavus. of Sweden, . e 'learsalenery, and will speedily be produced, with new Mu- Dresses, and Decorations. - (tr, , iti THEATRE }{OY4L, LYCEUM. • t er the Atithority of the I ORD C FIAM szgLA I I. ' ll 5 PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 20, 181 0, tol 4'°9 f l'hoeir Majesties' S ervan t s v ill ad (second tithe) the . ft r • ALL 1N VIE WRONG. --, : - I t'''"r• Sir , I ohn Restless, Mr. W 1 ,. . OU GHTO N ; ' .• 3 e 1 . Beverley, Mr. RUSSELL; Sir William Belmont, Mr. CARR ; . ~. • Blandford, Mr. P ENLF.YI • -- 4 -- : '' ' Lady Restless, Mrs.: G !,0 VERi , • . -,- "r•ir.-- • ' - Belinda, Miss D U NCA NA . . .-,., ij i Ir i t - 7 , Clarissa; Missl'ltiVC E ; . , , Tattle, -Miss' 1M E i.A.ON tot: N' , - 1 f ' ' be. " Tippet, Miss T 1 VSW. ELL. . 'l4l:4lottir. .. T-0 Which will he added, the Musical Entertaipment Of • . MATRIMONY:. ..-... .2, Delaval, Mr. WRENCH • -,'' • ~. - . Baron .de Litriberg, Mr. P ENS() N ; ~ ~,„ ~. 5 0 ... D'Cloghertv, Mr. lORNSTON . E - ; . ''''''. ' -"'unels, Messrs. EVANS and- C-HATIERLEY ; ' Claia, Mrs. F. l)W1 N ; . Ph S t , ces to he taken of Mr: Lisetta, Mrs. "ft LAN H N ' 4 " l tnir sprin g , a t til? ri , (7 - 0 ffice in the ightiy 411 Ce, of whom may also be had Private Boif t es ,It ox ,„ •,. h ' - 11 " s us• Second rice ;s.—Pit 3s. 6d Second-price 25 . rtk el 2S. S eCorUirpriCe is. Upper Gallery ts. • Second l'h —• 1 e p 'Hi d - - °Q l 's to be oened at Half past Five, and tl - e Per tilftictiice to begin at H al f past Sik. No Money to be re. bl h ,, .. '' ' C le ."C'rr° W False Al - My Cousin i with Ella ..„ L k. , .se arms, Or:. a ) 1, : /7", g •—On Thursday "I lie Clandestinenar,iaet ; with l e or . k s , l l . li nan in LOndon --- t O ' il Friday. The Hypocrite ;, with we rs 6, ls s !— On'SaturdaY, Up Ail Night, or, The Smug -4„ .A. ne - ve ; with Two to yotir•Row. 4, :v 0 4 w Farce is in rehearsal, which will be produced in a I's. SO6,.()ED NEW BRIDGE FROM 13A.NKSIDE : SII) " IW ARK, TO QUEEN-STREET, -CHEAP 1 , 1,1 4 0 PUBLIC is reveBftilly informed, that kn,.KS for receiving Subscriptions tin. this Under -ligit-C',lll be opened on Monday, the 26th, hest at the n sank n: use._!4esf Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, . 1 . 44 _ . Mansion Itornstreet, and Mesirs. Rarnsiiiittoms,. Newman, Ra arkt Co. L om b a m rd•stieet, to who a Deposit of t o.9uncis T subscribingen Shillings per Share must 'II: paid at the ny Order of the Committee, tracers, HO . and WM. N ETT LES HI PP, Solicitors. s treet, Nov, is, Plop Temp m le. barosals ay be- had of Mr. Wyatt, Uookseller, p.v... .,.. i f ., CITY - FREEHOLD LOTTERY. ,zl,l-I.‘"',,ETS are Selling for the CITY FREEHOLD : • irrsr,TTERY, at both the - Old Estdblishal Offices of ' l ltof; t :'9 4, Cornhill and q Charing -cross. Where i'vee, I v i ere sol d Four Prilesoi f 20,0 0 - 0 .1. in the Lotter}' finished, )01, ; end ,ps7 z , hr .and shared ; also 2,388, a Prize of ' 2 , 0 . . s 1) 4%6' ' ize of r,ool. in Shares .— file City i LotteriUrgin (423, December 4 1810. . . . tvv other he Grand Hotel in Skinner-street, value 25.000 l and thea =t}' ,Carlital Prizes, were sold in shares,- by Mil, in : `-''tY Lotter.y,.and.paid in full : . :-. ' ;- ..l• ' ' • • WANTED • • PARTNER in an extensive, respectable, and taßed I°N -established Malinfa&iring Concern, wholly ert- PrOti ll , 4 Ilome Trade possessing exclusive advantages,`the aicl e i °l which, ate. la ' r p ge upon the returns, and have been `aer e ' as • Per annum, and by extension might be considerably , . i:llll,Zprtner Would not be required to take an a&tive part • vira m ir ,f,°ion of the business additional Capital al ne be 'retbise"-", and which would be amply secured in extensive LtKtmiser and stock oh a Freehold Estate. ~,4 t th e Z s, Post paid, direeted t&E. R. with real address, left '1 ~ att encion Hotel, New . Bridge.strcet,Blackfriars, will have ' 1 paid them _ Tr) „ x "CAU I lON .tv...."OUSEKEEPERS TRADESMEN, AND THE , ,„WT4,,,, PUBLIC IN GENERAL '', u'itEAS MRS. ELIZABETH DELANEY, - -tio - ''Y wife, having withdrawn herself frtm my Pro- N 1 h ii 1 , and voluntarily abSetued, herself from my habitation. bli is' c' caution .ail Housekeepers, Tradesmen, arici the 'Will !le in.gener4l, not to give Credit -to my said Wite, from I Vied o t be ansvverable for any debts she may contrael, rkle P ate d here " . Mr - Delanybeing possessed of a legal and en-ent liicio's. 111,, k , e'th, Nov JAS. DELANEY. "”. ill, 'Ste'. . • 1 fool Day .was published, s boards, "Etn'',.,VlllEVEsc,aritvh°e. r l' ic l e ßlT of the DRAVE :, -4 fy 'oem with Odes and other Poems, chiefly Ama 4nd Descrilitive. BY.IOHN STEWART, Esq. . • }, P r - ted Allttior of the Pleasures ut Love, B, c. -,- - - 4retitrlos—te'!Or Longman, Hurst, i-rovv. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Ik -O f wil -b e h tsur r .. otti may ad, by the - same Author, ''mlOn A Poem. Price 7s. boada. NM MUSIC - - - - —• This , D,ay . was- ,' • 'WEEI" MAID ; an Elegy, for Four Voice, on 1.) the much-lamented Deat'll of her - late Royal Highness the PRINCESS AMELIA. The Words and Music by Mr. W. T; PARKE. • Printed for the Author, and sold by Goulding and Co, 20, Soho. , square; 124, New Bond-street 'arid 7, Westniotland street, Dublin. May be had at all other Music Warehouses in Town and. Country,. and of the Author, 'lO. Long-acre. AIR, /30SANQUET )N THE BULLION 10EPOR31:.. This Day was published, price 4 5. BIORACTICAL OBSERVATIONS -on the PORT of the BU L 1.10 N CU NI By,CHAR LES BOSANQVET, Esq; Printed for 1. M. Ric.-uardson,,No. :3, Corabill,, opposite the ltoyal.Exc?nge,- *** Where rney be had, lately .published,:! 6 The' keit 'Cause of the Oepreciattons nt.the National Cutrency-explaiiied, and the means of Remedy suggested." , 'This Day was published, In 1;mo t price 4s.f bound; carefully revised and 'correaed; the Second Editions, of • .K 6Y to CHAMBAUD'S ENFIICJSES, be .L.4...ing a corred Translation of the various Exercises con tamed in that book. - , • By E; I, VOISIN. ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, an d D rown, PatermitleT-Row.••' • ‘ • ,HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF ,THE SOUTH OF This - Day wall published,. In 4to. illustrated . with 11 , 1;,,,i, price zi. as. in.koards, yo. or(Lov ' • ISTORiCAL SOUTH of I-INDIA, in an'attempt to trace the History of Mysoor, from the tiligin of . Government or that State, to the Extinetion , 41 t M, hal - runt:tan Dynasty in, 1799 ; „found-, ed chiefly on Indian:. Antboritie's, toile:tied by the A tithnr, while officiating, for seyer..i year'i Puittical Resideitt o,t,the Court of Alysoor.' . By Lieut - Colon .1 MARK, WILES. Printed for Hurst, Kees, 'Orme and Urowny Paternestei-row. • • ; „ hir, 'l.)ry 'was pub liS tied, •ln 12 vols. Bvo. with a 4to. vol. of Plates, p r i ce 7 1 4s. i n ' ' •t - • trf,ards, • • THE CHRONICT,ES of ENGERRAND . de mo NSTR EI: is • contamr.„- an Account of the cruel :Civil Wars between 'the': Hout,es of . Otleans - arl'd Bur gunay ; of the possession of Paris and Norm lry, ah4ly•,,the I.p ; 'their ekpulsivil thence, and of other — Memorable • - •Eyents that happeiwd.ingie l Ki ,, , k•rn,of ! •Vrsosp, as well as in'other Couritriefit'airWy arid of great Folit to the Prenelv - Ngidning Ihe Yeat.l4oo, where that . 42f, Proi'ssYrt snislies, and, ending at . the l'eat 14 6 7, and continued by (!thersta the Year 1516. Translated by l'l-1 M AS - ES, Bsq.. Printed for Longman, - Hurst, Rees; -Oinie, and Brown, Paternoster. row ; and , 1, White, ea.'? :..ochrane, 'Fleet; street. . _ Of whom rnayle It'd,' lately putdisliA, I. Sir lolm kruis§n,Cs Chronicles, newly .Translated; -- With' Valiatinns inl'Addttions,, from manyc;:lebrate(, MSS. By I:,_johnes, Esq.; With a - Life of .the Aut;:or.' ;d Edition, with 59 Plates.; in Bvo. price 71. 45. n. boards. 2. Memoirs of Tohn 'Lord de • foinyille ; of Sr. I.ouis, &c. T4arislatcci by 'P. lohnes, In 2 VON. it ys.ti 4to. with Engravings, 41. 4s. iu boards. • AN ENGLISH AND DUIL.I 1 4(.11101443.1(.. • In one A vol. &lave prt rts: touhd, * NEW POCKET 13iCTIONARY -of the ENG;.ISII and Di; 1,12_11 LANGUAGES; with a Vocabuldry of Proper Names, Gcogr.i d nic4l, &c. in TwO Pzrrts: add Dun..n.Lz. Lug- . lish., .Conracning all. -the , words of gener..l .;`se, colledted from the best Authorities, in no.ll Languages. ;.:careluliy revised, and Ct7ilSlrucied ttpcon.to.Rltp ,pt pie-Pe k tayo Dic tionary. By SAMUEL HULL WI-LCOCKE. Printed for I. Vlawmani Fonitry ; T. Poosey, Broad:. street ; anti joint Itichmtison, Royal Exchange, London. This Day l was imonsned, Neatly printed on a figq Malec, price, bound, 3s. A New Edit wit Of -rrHE DEVOTIONS of BISHOP ANDREWS. :lianstaied from the Greek by DEA N'STAN HOPE, and re-publibned?) t.ie hate &Jim e HORNS.. printed for F. `C. and J. kivtngton, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by. J. iiatchard, ho. 19), Picca diliy. • • • Of whom may be had, . The Christian Instittites ;, or, The Sincere Word of God. Being aplain and- itriptirtial Acciniiirof the whole Faith and Duty et it.o nristian. ~C ollected out of the'M things ofthe Oki and New l'estaniept : digested ujider.-proper .Hei t tsi and detiveir•ed tli - e - Wdr - ds - ot Scripture. By Francis Gast mg, late-LordAtishop of Chester. The . 13tli Edition, price, buuntl, • ' - • Thee Pooks are recommended anadispersed hi the Society for jar moting Christian Knowledge. This Day was .published, In Odavo, in .Six very large Volumes, boards, Dedicated„by Permission to his Grace, the. Archbishop of Canteroory, ECCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Lives -of :.;rriiitent Men connetted with the History of Re-' , n to England,; from the commencement of tne RetOr illation to t;ae Revolution: Selected and Illustrated with Notes. By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH, D.D: Dean and Rector of. Bocking, and Domestic Chaplain to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. Printed for'F. C. ani J. ltivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard ;'sold also by Hatchlird,s . No. z9O, Picea. dilly. This Day was publ shed, Price bound zs. 6d. or IL 7s. a (Wen for distribution, anew Edition, being tie 28th, of THE PIOUS COUNTRYI" , ).RISHI‘ONER in structed how to spend every Day thrtngli the whole course of his Life, in a religious and aCceptublemanner.—. Advice -how to keep the Lord's Day holy. A Course of Reading the Scriptures, wherein is shewn how m uc h they out-do in Eloquence all the Rules of human art. A right . method of Education. • The ill consequence of With- - holding Instruction from Children; how to subdue their Passions, and•make thorn a couitort to, tliAr friends, and a blessing to the world. The Feasts and Fasts. • To which are addedoCulleets on several occa s io ns : Also, a Discourse concerning the indispensable, though in Country Parishes, much negleded; duty of receiving the blessed crament of ,the Lord's Supper: Wherein the nature of it is described—The,obligatiods of frequenting it enforced— AII ' the excuses, usually brought for the neglect of ti it, answered__ The ignorant person taught what he must do in order to be a worthy Communicant. : And because all must die, Rules' are given for a devout behaviour in the tune of Sickness; and Directions laid down how to prepare for a happy change at Death. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivingron, No. 62, St. Paul's Church.yarli; R. Baldwin, G. tVilkie and I. Kobii.son, C. Law, and I. Scatcherd and C. Letterman.. '• DIXON'S' ANTIBI'LInUS pH. LS. T HESE PILLS long obtained a just • . $ tilt private practice o f th e PrOprietur, Mr. DixitirVaFo thecary ; and horn their great suc cess i n many obstinatOilji ous Disorders," on numerous Patients of others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George, Warren; Sir Gregory Page Turner', the Dowager Lady Say and .Sete, the Viscountess I3uikeley, tsic. he Was persuaded to . offer them to the Public, under the approbation and thc•sandionTf.their names.. 1 he Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy,for re,. storing the tone of the Stomach, for curing indisestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disAgree4bleerue rations and.tiatutcricies. "They'prevent habitual and tempo_ • rarY Costiveness, sick head - achs, and heart-burn, which is oc casioned by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, internperae diet. or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale and -retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner .of Paternoster-row ; and retail; by Trewnian; Exeter ; Cookworthy and Hoxlalid,'Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Smith, 41antlerston, and Cargil, burgh ; Billing and G regson, Liverpool ; Lynch . and Staines, Manchester ; and! by most Medicine Venders, in Boxes at 25. 9d. and 6s. each. , • . o(whom maybe had, Hickman' s Pills, wlrkh are an ef te6tual Cure for' the Gravel and Stone, StOppage of Urine, - Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, .a:.d Bladder, Lumbago,'Etc. - • Of the various complaints incideet to the human frame,. there are none more dreadf tii in their nature, i'or more alarm ing in their consequences thin th e G ravel and Stone ; they are complaints to which every person, even the most: abste mious, is liable. Fl ickman's Pills. 'co-tailiosed of the most in nocent ingredients, have been found of singular erficaey,fn not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but hap pily"destroying the ifetrifying quality of it. from which pro ceed the above cornplaints,&c. removing the.calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every peruicious tendency to thole disorders, , rPR IC:E S X PAWCE HA NN Y • ~~1 ';,J - - - - SPAN. ,•{ • • !IT ":3 .j 1 1.4 Alt ' • SITTING OF THE. CORT#B., Otr.- s.A. - At nine at ni g h t the slating ting was resurne. l ., letter was read f rom S enor ' AGAR, 'as Resid,:tic .? of the new Regency, to the President of the Cortes e communicating to him that the Regency Lvd4 rated. , Senor PE REZ ' DE CA STRO ascended the and said, thitas to the-affair of the Marquis del , Pa-„4 lacio, which had remained pending, he iso-tilddeliee.,4 ver his opini on i n a few words, andwoulci not speikk a second time on a matter 'dvhich,' in' hi.s opinion,.../' ought - not' to occupy th e attention of the Cot teti more St than half an hem ; that - the Coegress and the pup., , tic had witnessed this singular and disagreeable dent to which the Marrpti, had iveti an asit..set honour, by appealing to his conscience ; •,;t -• ever might be the con science of the Marqeis, , e tle:r it was ,to be a-c'comited Er' from or from foreig* infin-.n6e; he male it very- that et ;t was not a coescireeelhat •viii-.ed a Peg(iit ; that they therefoie should immeditvely p•foc., el to the, appointment , of another in his r tot;i ; and hit as far as' resPeatid the consequences of this incidt2tit„,,, bearing in mind that the Marpiii 'had "be en nO l , e- nated. Captain genera! of • Arragbe e t:ie Regency -should tic charged-to elea persons - torte's, o f deuce. • Benor A RGT.YELLES.Said that'th'e+`prtfccednag of kbe Marquis called seriously for the attention of the Cortex, both because he hid offended, net ouly the 'Congressebut the nation ; and on a, count of the prevalence of the same •seutiments wilt( h the Mar gnis had discovered, which had'only been toe echo --of other persdhi;; who by ationy4nous parirS lore arts disseininated , atnOng t t,e public icWaS contrary- to it theiights of thePnation, derelared'and 'santit'o ee d b y that the Cbites were aware of evcrai persons, wh o not d ar i ng to discover th • emseives „ t j ,ublic, like the Marquis; and 'lnstead of. employing . s . the liberty Of the press to pub.isli tieiropi•:ions, in - oozier that • they might be diSeUssed' and cohlutej,..io c abused the ir o wn cred i t, and the .altriost ex(essive, lenity of ! h e C ortes, together with the.augu . l nar;te, of he King and his rights, by Seciellf-:'0-culitting fattious,. writings; which went to deriy.;(heesovt... yelgnty of the nation. Why did he elMocp IQ NV 10011t 1 r.teindice to the oaths taken)o King . 1- I*-! . yf dinand VII: r The Cones, in the Same, in !w h ich they iiticlated the sbver:.igiity of the 113, tion, recognised as King Den Ferdinaed Vii The . rights of the'King are now snore - consolid.t red than because formerly they-. ha.i nuts, 'alip, , , ry t'onn edations, and were, coaforteded Wi th -despotism :ind eYt arbitrary will. The so, creigoty of thit . l'ilti . ‘ol . l imprescriptiblethis'isnet "tew dotitine pain ; it is retoenised arid estatiiislied - by ditr. tietteid 3 opal-writers. eV,Ily; then, pietent i ftb at t t i petst.thi eet ecortelat) clet-nociyatic• spirifel FeHe evt from- us be democracy and rel4nbift . inisrit ; the wlelo:jie ''',6etionmed its tllpitie love the InbnarCh e ... 4lonarch ; but.they_ cannot wq pertnti th e rights Of thg,,e l ()allow to -be confocinded and 'obsettred by those of • 1, L . its ping; therefore they hay e ,t SorineEj tta itslown, with o ut deprivingtft latter Of what be ' Arms to him. They will thus form if wise and du te coustitution, le y,ltich will tix.the line .of dernariT :.c..aticin between thfrise t , No right:,, , while it eau •btl dates them. Tilese:setititnems 9f; the Cortes'Atrdi' rite nation are not those of sotne)petsenswhO foundtr,iff -their hopes-ail6l-,their fortune upon the despotism dint!l .the G-i‘ernmente posiesseclA.Constieutioniii of neither would" the. King have been a.captive; the nation on the brink, of a .precipice. :.Couldeeher, e6rte have,rave thenat.ion sot rendered up•ito.desnatism ? it miry, perli . aps, praye- necessary.that the Cottes,'mid whoinne hitherto aciva.nced with sc'elri-gentlte !endr inea4V,Acl skps,egive teqible .proofs' of theiretit.M. , "eTty 'fiessAnd:jusitee . le ; Fpr Ae.pie,ent; the.MarquiS deserve the public confidence; • and stotVlii • 'lel' I enot I,i,pAe gent; end to take cognizance of this matter, a'Cotrnission of ,select,. Judges -slioold . , lo etitirernoe) ode u 1 Senor cryzetos (Canon'of Safi ,Isidrci :tentdridy}(nll tat since conscience: was talked Of, it belong.:r; ed Co the . mini,ters of seonseiences to speak of that . ••.' point ; that the scruples of the .Marquis were with. ' , out foundation; that it-hefelt suchscitiples; h e was of a weak and erroneous conscience ; that 'the Holy. • Fathers, and ancient Christians, alway s .oeey e d ih e -higher Powers, : though : Pagans. He recoiletted, that *ffie-French ahri'stians, fearful lest the oath le- Attired of them ' in the-time of the DireetOry. exaaed - ,titings contrary to their duty, C0114[11e ( 1 pins VI. Who told them to take the oath as required. • What would the Pope say to the Senor Marquis, to whom was presented the formula of an outtv,._.. appointed for holy purposes by a Catholi.c.CongreSs, perspienous,, pithy, and which breathed nothing but „his= kw and Catholicise? Can. he. propose his. scruples and ex planations with goodfAith ? enor'CAemANy-spoke : The Marquis del Pilacio has surprised us, ..se,mdalised us, has injured us.' In my' opinion, his conduct - I this afternoon' presented hit as guilty of treason agairtst the notion. It he_ ha& a scruple of conscience, why did lie not ineri--#/ (ion it before 1• why reserve the deciA - ation of his doubts for the eritic.il moment of an aet,io stileinn and so public ?. In my opinion; the Congress be- fore whom lie :committed. the delinquency ought to ' • decide upon him without delay. Of this opinion were various other Deputies. Senor GAttetA FIERREROS,. in maintenance of the; sovereignty pf the nation, obs-rved, that netiotis I existed before . Kings, who had 'been, created by • them and for them; that fortunately we-were 'not; now in a way to suffer from an,arbitrary.King, who. might administer fOod to his caprices at the expence of tne nation ; et , hat when Ferdinand. V. 1.1. returned, he would receive the kingdom with the constitution I ;J.,. • TRANSPORT.OFFICE , • ; 1811): ' THE cOmmis'sloiNEß.s, for. Conduaing His 7.4 . 7 ST 1".4 TRANSPORT SERPICE, ;for Whig Car; of Sick and inunded. Seamen, and for the Care and CurtodY qf Prisewerso of War, do hereby- give Melee,' Thar' they will be ready at this Office, on Tueldqy, the2zd November, 18w, to re ceiv4sealed Tenders, and Treat withs'urhPersons as may be will. ing to contraß for SUPPLYING 1?yal Hespita4 at Deal, `with the undermentioned Articles, ' tor Twelve Months..cr; from the ist January, iSu , viz. : . . Beef - Oatmeal Soap Mutton Sago Candles , • Bread Salt • Cheese Vinegar,, . Beer Rice Oil and ' • • Barley • Coals Bavins And for SU P P LYING the unekrin;ntiored articles, for tbe jor,Three 414:ra certain; /von the same period, viz. Greens ' Potatoes Leek • and Potherbs No Tender will be received after One,'Clock on the 11ay of Trea9.,,lnoe .nny naierd the Pa, D , , or an 4genl for idim, persenaLY attend. Each Tender must be. a Letter from (we respeßaGte Person's, - engaging td hec&me hound with the Per son toutering, in the Sum of 50 . 01. or tbe due performance, of • t C4itir - if El. Particulais tno 6e ktivitz, am/ pt.; t4ed Poems of Ten_- dies 66tabled dy app6ing at thfs (ffee, or to tke4gctttofilte said *pita!, at Deal.' • 3 , HE CO 1 / 1 1 . 1 7 1 , 1 -R i f I S: s i i :NE R t ß ° S :Pl fi ''l ) C' : Co ' . N n ' c li lt;:iin 'i v -81 I ° lis 111/ I lESTY's TRANSPORT. SA4VIC.E, for tepkitri Carl• 6l:§iek•and Wound, d3e,ittctt, and fur the Care and,Ctestody ,I QI Prisoners of 'lVar; do he e!!_y'kiriii 'Notice, That they volt, 6, 1 ready a t this + Vg ce; on Tuesday', Me . 27th No;vember, iB to , to • t receive r ic , z4d 4 ,7;4140 - s, , an4 , .,tr fa t with nt such Firse ar • »toy te' 7c.illin to co;t4ra/1 for supp.l..yiN9:lheAr f y a l 1 - 14pitaf t ez - iltsat , 7:c.iti die undermentioned A , •ticles, Jar 7 s;..et'T: s-1 5 .111cpt he feitaitt, from the vt January, i ilit4,,,viz a r •' ', Beef . O:trincal t i , ti , Car i rlies, i „,uf .„'. .. ~ mutton Sa;o . i"11 Carrot; ,twjj ii It , Bread - Sat 'l' ' Sugar: ,'; • v Cheese Viriegat . ( - 11 S I Wine Rice Oil Beer BAH cy Soap • IL* No Ttmii,' .t..recrivca' after One r aidlcck ibe DAY y. nor a ,. ',diced, ti,/si Ibe Far j•, or 97.:',4rvt f ur , sonell6 atteott.t Farb rode• littrtse bel acetmi'ar r ded 4y a te;ter Ir;,7z )t4141e ,erigggihg, tc, • 6e.ron;e Per so!tePtela Jo; Ike dire ferfoi thanre the, Contrati. amber Particulars niaic 6e known and printed Far trts cirri des atained lir 46'44 al this Office, at toile Age/I . :of .raid 11 rHial;. at 9 ;:e.: ,9J , '" • TR 4VS P ' •• :•' ' ' --- 7 7 7.-7 ' -•-::` - - 7 : E NA). 6,` iiiO - TriE COMMISSIONEI?S for Conducting .1-t ' ii.' . , '1 • J- MAYESTrs TRANSPORT S Ex i PAE J ar taking care of Sick and IVellnded Seamen, and .f,rthe Care and t4iiim, 6 F=l of Prioners-of War, do hereby give Notice, that they; -thilkhe'• 4 . eaaj , al, thin Vice, on Tuesday, the 29,!1) N . -J - 0'1 , 412er ) i,1810 k • to receive sealr'd 7'enderi, and treat with Stich Persons as nay be -willing to Co7;il ac 7 for SUPPLYIN . G.- the- Rzial 11;4/Ea:, at I'4month willd /he under m'entiontri AflieleS for Twelve - .1110/ I hT" cer ain, Jr-cm the pi Yanuaty, lal,l ,-; • • .i : •1 • .1! ,Beet' Oattn9l, Candles 11 tid .t.,44 Mutton Sago I i - ~.-. - Bread Salt ' "'": Carrots . , • !';'7t t r -... Sugar 1 . Cheese Vinegar' '':. . Wine. • • Rice Oil: . ~ '. ,- Bier',...:; Barley Soap 1,, z,J3avitrs...; , • .•; Nu Tender will be received. after One OC/4 onihe Day pf. Treat); nor any noticed unleJs the Party; or au elgent Jr him, per ' sonaliy'aticnd. Each Tender must be occompanied.b; a Leh ° ter from two respectable Person:, engaging !o hecome bound 4!iltrri'l aelPerson tendetivg, in the Sam k i fir- the due..Ec4fkmattte of #3,4.'ontraii., Farther Particulars may be known," and printed Forms of ders obtained, by a; Hying at this Office,'or to the Agent Of ibc said hospital, at ,Jqpnallih..